Sentence examples for sabotage with from inspiring English sources
He has his reasons: he has recently been freed by the Nazis, who had arrested him for sabotage with three other local men.
'No Blood for Oil,' they cried, and the oil wealth of Iraq has been duly rescued from attempted sabotage with scarcely a drop spilled".
"I discussed a strategy of sabotage with Berlusconi, for which I assume full responsibility.… My meeting with Berlusconi served to reach the agreement for three million euros….
Despite accusations of sabotage – with everyone from German spies to anarchists and the IRA being blamed – lax safety and overheating were the most likely causes of the accident at the National Shell Filling Factory No 6.
Solar entrepreneur and Oxford alumnus Jeremy Leggett, who has similarly vowed to return his degree, said: "I don't think universities should be training young people to craft a viable civilisation with one hand and bankroll its sabotage with the other".
But they strongly suggested that the attacks had originated in the United States and Israel, which have been engaged in a shadowy struggle of computer sabotage with Iran in a broader dispute over whether Iran's nuclear energy program is for peaceful or military use.
Each was given 90 minutes to start a car that had been sabotaged with 15 types of malfunctions.
Last week, the top Iranian atomic energy official, Fereydoon Abbasi, said the power supply for Iran's two main uranium enrichment sites had been sabotaged with explosives.
"Never Mind the Pollacks" is a blown opportunity, a smart premise that its author sabotages with an avalanche of potty humor and a seeming lack of faith in his ability to construct an actual novel.
In the interview, he also said a heavy-water reactor approaching completion near the town of Arak had been sabotaged, with components being altered in the cooling system that would raise the temperature of the reactor rather than lowering it.
In Civilization and Its Discontents and other writings, Freud equates the unconscious need for punishment expressed in various patterns of self-torment and self-sabotage with the unconscious sense of guilt.
